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Lat / Lon: 40.7356°N / 74.1728°W

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Sunday
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Monday
Mostly Sunny in Newark
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Tuesday
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Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - The landing of the Puritans in 1666, from the Settlers' Monument, Fairmount Cemetery.
Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - The landing of the Puritans in 1666, from the Settlers' Monument, Fairmount Cemetery.
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Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - View of Newark NJ 1874
Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - View of Newark NJ 1874
Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - Semi-abandoned buildings in the riot area, mid 1990s
Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - Semi-abandoned buildings in the riot area, mid 1990s
Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - Broad Street from the Prudential Financial Building.
Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - Broad Street from the Prudential Financial Building.
Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - The New Jersey Performing Arts Center
Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - The New Jersey Performing Arts Center
Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - Panorama of Newark from Harrison
Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - Panorama of Newark from Harrison
Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - Newark's Penn Station, a busy commuter and Amtrak hub designed by McKim, Mead, and White
Newark, NJ (New Jersey) - Newark's Penn Station, a busy commuter and Amtrak hub designed by McKim, Mead, and White

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    Hudgens gets dirty for tomboy role

    07/18/11 High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens has ditched her glamorous look for her new movie Gimme Shelter to play a dishevelled, pregnant tomboy with piercings.
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    Panel that issued Hanson report returning for another year

    07/18/11 One year after issuing a report that has defined Governor Christie's goals for the state's sports and entertainment industries, Jon F. Hanson says, "We still have work to do."
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    07/18/11 In Basket

    07/17/11 Wells Fargo Insurance Services has hired Jenna Weber as a commercial sales executive. In addition to her previous insurance experience, Weber worked as a district manager for Lamar Outdoor Advertising for more than eight years.
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    U.S. prosecutors plan to use details of Bryant conviction in new case

    07/17/11 When former State Sen. Wayne Bryant goes to trial in December, federal prosecutors want to use details from his 2008 corruption conviction to paint a picture of the once-powerful Camden County lawmaker as a rogue legislator who used his elected position to line his pockets.
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    New Jersey jeweler injured as his plane crashes at Greenwood Lake Airport

    07/15/11 WEST MILFORD, N.J. Vatche Aghjayan, a jeweler from Alpine, N.J., crashed his single-engine plane on Saturday at Greenwood Lake Airport after he overshot the runway and rolled down a steep embankment.
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    Disengage from electronic devices, have a Quiet Commute

    07/09/11 New York Last year, NJ TRANSIT launched the Quiet Commute program in certain cars, to test its feasibility with commuters on the railways. After receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback from customers, NJ TRANSIT expanded the program at the beginning of this year to include all peak-period, peak-direction trains that begin or end their trips at New York Penn Station or Newark Penn Station.
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    Judge Napolitano: Newark Law Would Require Pizzerias To Hire Armed Guards

    07/09/11 Anyone who has ever heard of Newark, NJ, probably has heard a bad thing or two about its crime rate-- but is it really this bad? A city councilman is now proposing a law that would require certain small restaurants to have "armed guards" standing over the places after 9 PM. On last night's Freedom Watch , Judge Andrew Napolitano explained the law and demanded to know one element of it that seems ...
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    07/09/11 The Hazlet Hammerheads summer swim team is still accepting new members for the 2011 summer swim season. Youths ages 5-18 who are members of the Hazlet Swim and Tennis Club are eligible to join. All levels of swimmers are welcome. For more information about the swim team, visit www.hazletswimteam.org . read more
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    Reebok Breakout Challenge Day Four

    07/09/11 Here are brief highlights from the fourth and final day of the Reebok Breakout Challenge at Philadelphia University.
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    Five-letter word brings 'shocked' outrage: Political Insider

    07/08/11 It is more than amusing to hear Senate President Stephen Sweeney, D-Gloucester, use the naughty generic (the p-word, for some) term for the male organ when referring to Gov. Chris Christie -- and the shocked outrage that followed in the media.
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    NJ Motor Vehicle Agencies Will Be Open On Mondays

    07/08/11 Monday service is being restored at all 39 of the Motor Vehicle Commission agencies in New Jersey.
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    Lara-Williams officials announced; Rivera in action on 7/29; Michael Perez chosen as Winner of Cinturon Tecate

    07/08/11 Atlantic City, NJ (July 8, 2011) - The Junior Middleweight bout between Paul "The Punisher" Williams and Cuban southpaw Erislandy Lara and World Boxing Association (WBA) Super Bantamweight Championship bout between WBA #1-ranked Rico Ramos and Akifumi Shimoda are just 24 hours away and the officials have been announced.
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    Closing Arguments Expected Tuesday In Corruption Trial Of Ex-Secaucus Mayor Dennis Elwell

    07/05/11 Prosecutors claim former Secaucus Mayor Dennis Elwell accepted a $10,000 bribe from a man posing as a crooked developer looking for help with a hotel project.
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    GOP gov. pushes change in battleground Ohio

    07/04/11 Ohio's new Republican Gov. John Kasich is a study in contradictions.
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    Rob Dyrdek and Willy Wonka to Give Away the Ultimate "Free Ride" this Summer, Including $100,000 College Scholarship

    06/29/11 From candy factory to Fantasy Factory, WONKA?® today announced its partnership with Rob Dyrdek, star of MTV hit series "Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory," celebrity host of the highly-anticipated new MTV reality video series "Ridiculousness," and founder of Street League Skateboarding on the ESPN family of networks.
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    Fate of New Jersey's Urban Enterprise Zone program to be debated today

    06/29/11 John O'Boyle/The Star-LedgerSome of the stores lining Main Street in East Orange. The area is part of the state's Urban Enterprise Zone program, which is expected to be debated today as the state budget comes up for a vote. TRENTON...
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    N.J. law enforcement increase efforts against rising gang activity across state

    06/29/11 John Munson/The Star-LedgerN.J. Attorney General Paul Fishman in this April 2011 Star-Ledger file photo. State law enforcement authorities are mounting a coordinated response to rising gang activity in cities and suburbs, New Jersey U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman said Tuesday. Gang...
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    Cord Blood America Enters Agreement With Horizon Healthcare Services, Inc. to Offer Stem Cell Collection Services to ...

    06/29/11 LAS VEGAS and NEWARK, N.J., June 29, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Cord Blood America, Inc . (http://www.cordblood-america.com) (OTC Bulletin Board: CBAI), the umbilical cord blood stem cell preservation company focused on bringing the life saving potential of stem cells to families nationwide and internationally, announced today it has entered into agreement with Horizon ...
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    BUSINESS: New airline links Trenton to Boston area

    06/27/11 As Streamline Air?s recently established commercial flights out of Trenton Mercer Airport take off, jobs in the Princeton area could do the same.
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    Montgomery scores 29 to lift Sun over Fever 86-77

    06/11/10 Renee Montgomery scored a career-high 29 points to lead the Connecticut Sun to an 86-77 victory over the Indiana Fever on Friday. Montgomery made a 3-pointer and two free throws during a 15-5 run in the final 3:08 that helped the Sun (6-2) seal the victory. Tina Charles added 12 points and 12 rebounds for Connecticut, while Sandrine Gruda scored 12 points and Tan White had 10.
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